From the first day it wobbles as if you have a boat in a storm....
We made efforts to fix the caps underneath but they hadn't moved.
We tried at different heights to see if it would create balance, no luck.
We also looked at the only screw that holds the legs to see if it was loose, but it is not screwed in very well either.
It's a shame for the money we spent... honestly, don't waste your money. Choose some other ironing board.

The first one I bought lasted for many years.
This one is intentionally made to break after a year at most.
I can't explain it any other way than the fact that the iron supporting it is so short and relies on plastic caps to hold all the weight.

Sturdy and lightweight at the same time, with a large ironing surface and the best thing is that it can be adjusted to multiple heights, however, the photo also shows a shelf (which I personally chose it for among others) that DOES NOT exist!

I had the same Roller (Sienna) for over 15 years and accidentally broke it. A few days ago, I bought the same one again since it has the same mold. It is very sturdy and stable with a large surface area, and ironing is completely effortless. For its price, I believe it is the best there is.

Very good choice of iron! Quite sturdy. A big plus for me is that the height can be adjusted as much as you want (from very low to high).